OpenAI could go public in 2026 with a staggering $1 trillion valuation, according to new reports. This would represent the largest IPO in history and a watershed moment for artificial intelligence markets.
Apple is preparing macOS Tahoe 26.1 for public release with significant AI enhancements and design refinements. The release candidate reveals expanded third-party AI integration beyond ChatGPT, setting the stage for Apple’s broader AI strategy.
Last week’s massive AWS outage revealed the internet’s dangerous dependence on centralized cloud infrastructure, while OpenAI’s new Atlas browser threatens Google’s search dominance. Meanwhile, Airbnb’s surprising pivot from ChatGPT to custom AI highlights growing enterprise skepticism about third-p
OpenAI has acquired AI startup Software Applications Inc., bringing aboard its entire team and Mac-integrated assistant Sky. The deal aims to accelerate OpenAI’s vision of embedding AI directly into daily computing tools, according to company statements.
OpenAI has acquired Software Applications Inc., the startup behind Sky, an AI assistant specifically designed for Mac computers, according to reports from the company. The acquisition includes all 12 members of the Software Applications team joining OpenAI, though financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Security researchers have identified severe vulnerabilities in AI-powered web browsers that could allow hackers to access users’ most sensitive accounts. The flaws enable malicious websites to hijack AI assistants and act with the user’s authenticated privileges, according to new findings.
Security researchers have uncovered severe vulnerabilities in AI-powered web browsers that could expose users to significant risks, according to reports from browser company Brave. The findings come as OpenAI attempts to popularize the concept with its newly announced “ChatGPT Atlas” browser, raising concerns about the security implications of integrating artificial intelligence directly into web browsing experiences.
As OpenAI launches its Atlas browser with integrated ChatGPT, industry analysts indicate Google’s deeply embedded AI ecosystem creates an unassailable position. The tech giant’s integration of Gemini across existing platforms and potential Anthropic partnership reinforces its structural advantage.
OpenAI’s introduction of the Atlas browser this week represents the latest salvo in the escalating artificial intelligence platform wars, according to industry reports. The browser integrates ChatGPT technology throughout the interface, allowing users to either enter traditional web addresses or pose questions directly to the AI assistant. Sources indicate the browser automatically organizes results into categorized tabs for different content types, marking OpenAI’s ambitious expansion beyond conversational AI into the browsing layer itself.
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Prominent AI researchers and tech executives have endorsed a statement urging immediate pause on superintelligent AI development. The petition highlights concerns about potential human extinction risks and calls for regulatory safeguards before further advancement.
More than 1,300 technology leaders and artificial intelligence researchers have signed a petition calling for immediate safeguards on superintelligent AI development, according to reports from the Future of Life Institute. The statement argues that uncontrolled advancement toward machines surpassing human cognitive abilities presents existential risks that demand urgent attention from policymakers and developers alike.
A California family’s amended lawsuit claims OpenAI deliberately weakened ChatGPT’s self-harm prevention features to increase user engagement. The case alleges these changes preceded the suicide of 16-year-old Adam Raine, who reportedly had hundreds of daily conversations with the chatbot about suicide methods.
OpenAI intentionally weakened self-harm prevention safeguards in ChatGPT to boost user engagement, according to an amended wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of 16-year-old Adam Raine. The lawsuit, filed in San Francisco Superior Court, claims the company removed critical protections in the months preceding the teenager’s suicide after extensive conversations with the AI chatbot about suicide methods.
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